Gettin mah wiimote to work w/o sensor bar

[FudgeDragon]

I have my wiimote connected thru bluetooth, and it works fine. However, I can't seem to get the cursor on the screen, since i have no sensor bar. Anyone have a way to get around this?

[MarioMadness]

(04-18-2009, 05:26 AM)FudgeDragon Wrote: I have my wiimote connected thru bluetooth, and it works fine. However, I can't seem to get the cursor on the screen, since i have no sensor bar. Anyone have a way to get around this?

Try Using 2 Candles As the Sensor Bar, Since the sensor bar is really only 2 lights you cant see. Just make Sure there Kinda Speard Out a bit

[boogerlad]

you need a source of infrared light, which is what a sensor bar is.

[cmccmc]

candle's work too.

[FudgeDragon]

If any source of infrared light works, anyone know any other common household items (besides candles, parents exploded on me) that give off infrared light?

[boogerlad]

it must be around 940nm wavelength +- 25nm. Sorry i wasn't clear eneough before.

[LuisR14]

(04-20-2009, 11:46 AM)boogerlad Wrote: it must be around 940nm wavelength +- 25nm. Sorry i wasn't clear eneough before.

and you still weren't clear

[GoldPhoenix0]

something that can produce between between 915nm (nanometers) to 965nm from a light!

easiest way is to find a light, and get a ruler, and check the exact length of the Period of the wavelength!

ok ok, that would never happen, but try some lights simmilar to a candle!

i will tell you now... something that does not produce light is not a great sensor bar ;D

[moreno]

(04-20-2009, 11:29 AM)FudgeDragon Wrote: If any source of infrared light works, anyone know any other common household items (besides candles, parents exploded on me) that give off infrared light?

remote controls probably...